The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-12-28
NEUROLOGY.
The Distinguished Dead OF the Old
Year.

2-Bisop Horato Potter. OF New York.
6-Ioseph Tosso. the composer OF The Arkan
saw Traveller" Covington, KY, aged S5.
s-Judge Aaron Shaw, ex-M. G. from Illinois
Baptiste la Prairie, halfbreed; at Soldiers
Home, Milwaukee, aged los.
| l0-Alice Oates. well-known comic-opera sing
or. John Roach famous ship-buiider.
1e--Lord Iddesleigh (Sir Stafford Northcotel
13-Chief Justice James Jackson, OF Georgia
l6-Gen. w. Is. Hazen, Chief Signal Ofiicer
is-Prof. Edward L. Youmans, distinguished
21-lhe wife of Senator Voorhees,. of Indiana
2i--Gen. Charles p. Stone (Stone Pasha, OF
the Egyptian army.
| HJudge Thomas S. Ashe Of the North Caro-
lima Supreme Court.
h Henry Clay Dean. widely known Demo
9-Mrs. Henry Wood. English novelist.
14-Capt. Vim. Cottrill Cturfmanl. Of Mobile.
22-Mrs. Gen. David Hunter. Mrs. Cen
25ICommodore VIM. A. Truxton, U. SN.
26-Cardinal Jacobini, the Pope's Secretary
of State.
2-Chief Justice Morrison Of the California
| Supreme Court At Detroit, John Walters a
participant In the Irish rebellion Of 1898. aged
1s8 years.
Sex Congressman Edward Breitung OF
MICHIGAN
Another Angela Miss Elvia Gillespie).
founder of st. Mary's Academy at Notro Dame.
Ind. cousin of James q. Blaine and Of Mrs.
Con. Sherman.
5--Chas J. Peterson. of Philadelphia, author
| and publisher.
| s-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Of Brooklyn,
| author and lecturer.
10-Capt Jas. Is. Eads, noted engineer.
14-Hon. Eben +. Pillsbury, Democratic lead
or in Maine.
1s-Mother Euphemia Miss Caroline Blenk.
| insopl head of Sisters OF Charity in America.
2S-Airs. John Farnham, OF Utica, n. Y. aged
2i-Mrs Eliza weathersby Goodwin, actress.
3l-John q. SAKE, poet and lecturer.
| APRIL.
miss Catherine Wolfe. of New York. known
throughout the United States for her great
wealth and benevolence. Baron Hindlip, form
erly Sir Henry Aflsopp, member of the famous
brewing firm of Burton-on-Trent.
| 6-Ex-Congressman ID. W. Aiken, OF South
| Carolina.
IO--John T. Raymond {" Col Mulberry Sellers" y
| the celebrated actor.
1l-Alfred Lee. Bishop of the Episcopal Do
| cese of Delaware.
I6-Chief Jus ice D. X Cartier. Supreme Court
| District of Columbia.
19-Alexander Mitchell. the millionaire and
| railway magnate.
2s-Lieut. John w. Danenhower, the Arctic
| explorer suicided.
! 21-Maj John II. Blaine. an army paymaster,
brother Of tho Hon. James G. Blaine.
| MAY.
| 5-W. G. De Pauw, millionaire capitalist,
manufacturer and philanthropist of New AL
6-At Edinburgh James Grant, author OF
many popular romances.
1HJustice VIM. b. Woods, U. S. Supreme
| Court.
! 19-Hon. Chas +. Stuart, ut one time DEM
ocratic u s. senator from Michigan, aged n.
2s-Maior Ben: Perley Poore, the veteran
journalist at Washington, aged 81.
4-Hon William Almon Wheeler, ex-vice
President Of the United States q, I'D 6s.
Chief Justice Mercur. Pennsylvania Su-
| preme Court
s-Prof. Hermann, the Irestidgitateur
aged &C.
/ worker with Garrison and Phillips In the anti
T7-Prof. Mark Hopkins. of Williams College,
aged ~.
| aJ-Gen. James Sroed, Attorney General in
| President Lincom's Cabinet.
33-Bishop James A. Shorter, African NJ e.
| Church.
| 1-Advices from st. Thomas w. l., announce
the death Of Peter Bari, who fought under
| Gen. Washington during the Revolutionary
| war, aged 10.
aud o Luke p. Poland, ex-senator aud ex-
NJ G. from Vermont.
l3-Gen. Richard Rowett OF Carlinville, Ill.
A-Friederich Krupp, the great German can
0-Hon. II. M. T. Hunter, ex-senator from
Vir-inia and Confederate Secretary Of State,
aged 70.
2s-Niss Jennie Collins of Boston, life long
| 0-John Taylor, President OF the Mormon
Church.
26-General James NJ. Comfy, editor Toledo
| Commercial
/ AUGUST.
Joseph Fl. RGiney tcoioredl, M. c. from
3-Coionol Edward Robertson, NJ. c. elect
| from Louisiana
4-Phnippe Xavier Pelissier, distinguished
| French general and Senator.
SGencral A. w. Doniphan. OF Richmond,
Mo-. noted politician and lawyer.
lS-At bis frm near Lexington, KY. John
| Clay, SON of the famous statesman, aged ~.
| l-Ex- United States Senator Aaron A. Sar-
| gent of California.
i5-Professor o. S. Fowler. noted phrenologist
I9-Professor Spencer f. Baird, q. g. Fish
! Commission. Alun Clark, OF Cambridge.
Mass, famous astronomer and telescope
23-Rear Admiral Craven, U. s. n.
sEPTIsnfB sR.
2-Bishop w. l.. Harris, NJ. +. Church. at New
| York. c. Nj Hovey, the veteran horticulturist,
at Cambridge. Mass.
7-Rx-Gov. VIM Aiken, of South Carolina
aged y.
14-Ex Gov. Luke T.. Blackburn, of Kentucky.
16-Hon. Joseph Cilley. ex-U. S. Senator from
| New Hampshire.
21-Gen. William Preston, of Lexington, Ky
22--Gen. James b. Ricketts,, U. s. A.. q vet
eran Of three wars.
SIN Paris, Mile. Aimee, singer John e.
| Finch. Temperance orator.
s-Bx-Gov.rnor aud ex-senator William b.
| Washburn Of Mass schusetts Ex-Con gress-
| man John w. Allen, of Cleveland, Ohio. Cen
| Pitcairn Morrison, u s. A.
o Maurice Strakosch, operatic iniprcsario,
| 1i-Judge Thomas G. Manning. U. g. Minister
| TO Merico.
12-Mrs. Craik CDinah Maria Mulock. the au-
| thoross.
22-Hon f b. Washburne. who from farm
er's boy rose to printers apprentice, then o
lawyer. a statesman, and diplomat
NOVEMBER.
2-Mme. Jenny Lind eolaschmidt. the cell
! ebrated Swedish " glrtingale.
+-Dr. Moses Gum, Of Chicago, one Of tho
| foremost surgeons of the day
| n-Gsn. Valentine Baker, exc. NJ. General
Of the British nruy.
/ 2s-Gen Randolph r. Marcy, the venerable
soldier and vet-rsn sportsmap-father In law
o. Gen. George ID. Mcclellan.
| 29-Ez-Gov. William Is. Miller, Of Arkansas.
| psCESrBRR
| 5-Lord Lyon British Ambassador to France.
| John Snyder, the Hoosier pedestrian freak.
whose case puzsled hundred. of physicians.
e-Near Latrobe, Pa, Arch-Abbot Boniface
! WINNER, o. s. b. Superior Of the Bonediotine
order i'm the United States.
| 10-At Whatcom. Washington Territory Rev
| !. .. Ealloch. ex-Mayor Of FAN Francisco.
| 12-Mrs John Jarob Astor. Of New York, noted
for her charity and care for the sufYerin roor
15-tiovsrnor Joseph u. Bod re l, OF Maine.
17--Sterling =. Hounds, eS-Public Printer
and well-known newspaper man.
ACCIDENTS.
Railway Disasters. Fire Horrors
Etc.
JANUARY.